Should a College Graduate Use Freelance Resume Writing Services in Minneapolis?

Should a College Graduate Use Freelance Resume Writing Services in Minneapolis?With today's technology and the high demand for qualified professionals to fill certain positions, many corporations hire professionals on a freelance basis to perform resume writing. Yet, with these various types of online job sites, a prospective candidate may not be fully aware of which website and how the job posting system functions.As the demand for competent professionals increases, job sites are also receiving more applications. Because employers are constantly searching for high-quality applicants, they are willing to pay more money to hire professionals than they would if they relied on online job submission portals. So, should a student and/or college graduate rely on freelance resume writing services in Minneapolis Minnesota?Students who desire to work for themselves in order to support themselves and their families should consider freelance resume writing as a viable alternative to college or university. However, before beginning a freelance career, it is important to have a good grasp of the job market. In addition, students should be able to produce their own professional resume that is specific to the position, skill sets, education, and experience desired. Student resume writing services in Minneapolis will provide you with all the tools needed to create an effective resume.A student resume needs to highlight skills, experience, and education that contribute to your resume. An untrained person should not be placed on a job without solid information about themselves. It is important to mention your accomplishments but also indicate any outside interests that you may have.When you are working for yourself on a freelance resume, you can work to improve your credentials by completing a few online courses. Additionally, if you have experience, you can state it on your resume by including it under 'Education.' You can also have an additional list of accomplishments as a ho bbyist, volunteer, or teacher. Don't limit yourself to one category; just list the different things that you are interested in.Most resume writing services will offer templates that you can use to format your student resume. They will also be able to help you come up with an effective cover letter. Check into the various types of job sites that are available to get a good idea of which site has the most requirements for successful submission.After reviewing the various aspects of a student resume, an applicant should be very confident in his or her resume and be ready to submit it as soon as possible. Students who are employed by themselves will be able to save time and effort as they wait for job posts to become available. The right freelance resume writing service in Minneapolis can assist you in creating a successful resume and cover letter.

Today Hosts Hoda Kotb amp; Savanna Guthrie Reveal Salaries

Today Hosts Hoda Kotb amp; Savanna Guthrie Reveal Salaries Hoda Kotb is taking Matt Lauer’s spot on the Today show, but she won’t be taking her predecessor’s multi-million dollar salary. NBC will give both Kotb and her co-anchor Savannah Guthrie significantly lower salaries than that of the recently fired Lauer, the veteran journalists revealed to People. “The answer is noâ€"that’s not happening,” Kotb told the celebrity magazine. “I’m not making Matt Lauer money. Not even close.” Guthrie said she wouldn’t be making as much as Lauer either. Lauer, who was fired from NBC in November for “inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace,” reportedly signed a $20 million contract in 2016. The female duo, meanwhile, will be making just $7 million a year each, anonymous NBC sources told Page Six. Kotb and Guthrie are the first female duo to host the Today show. It’s been a major year for other women in media as well. After Lauer’s departure, two out of the three highest-paid TV anchors are women: Good Morning America’s Robin Roberts and NBC’s Megyn Kelly.

Secret to 2012 Career Success Commitment - Work It Daily

Secret to 2012 Career Success Commitment - Work It Daily If you aren’t already subscribed to thought guru Seth Godin’s blog, I would highly recommend you do so. His short, to-the-point, and thought-provoking posts are momentary day-stoppers because they make you pause... and think. I cannot even imagine what is going on in his mind at any given moment with so many pearls of wisdom floating around in there! But one recent post hit home particularly hard the other day... it was about planning versus committing. On a personal note, I had been planning to write a book on career strategies for a whole year. In fact, I had “planned” to spend the entire month of December 2010 working on it, but instead kept adding client appointments... which proved great for business but meant zero book completion. That is, until I made the commitment to actually do it this past December 2011. And guess what? I absolutely made it happen. Notice that one word... commitment? It’s all about the follow through, not the intent. Sure, this process was scary. A whole month without income? I never thought I could do it... but when I committed to the process and saved up funds to make up for the financial hole, my commitment made the opportunity possible. Was I petrified clients might leave me because I was “unavailable?” You betcha. But many prospective customers were willing to wait until I started taking clients again the first week of January.And you know what? A byproduct of being unavailable created pent-up demand. If this week is any indication, this year is going to be a blistering barn-burner. But what I am getting at is Godin’s post about committing is an important mindset we can apply to our own careers and how we manage them: We plan a lot of things... we plan to update our resumes every few months so we are ready for new opportunities or can easily respond to unplanned job transitions... but most of us don’t. We also plan to take that class we’ve been needing to take... but don’t because we are “too busy” to find the time. We plan to attend that networking event we know we should go to... but we don’t because something else came up or we simply don’t feel like it. My question is to you: What kinds of opportunities are you missing out by only planning... and not committing? Chances are if you start committing, career success will find you versus you trying to seek it. Dawn Rasmussen, CMP, is the president of Portland, Oregon-based Pathfinder Writing and Career Services. Clients from across the United States and Canada and from all career levels have benefited from Dawn’s highly-focused and results-oriented resume, cover letter, and job search coaching services. Career success ladder image from Shutterstock Have you joined our career growth club?Join Us Today!